KarmaPunch's game Reviews on Newgrounds

[Upside Down Asylum]

"You saved the world from EVIL! Now go to sleep..." XD
Also, from the name "Upside Down Asylum", I gather you've seen As Above, So Below?
Nontheless, a stellar adventure!

selfdefiant responds:

:) Thanks!

[7 Keys House Escape]

Please tell Ainars that (s)he ROCKS!

EscapeFan responds:

Thanks, I am telling him! :)

[Stealing the Diamond]

Jesus Christ. What CAN I say?
Oh, wait - that Pokeball choice created a MINDFUCK!
Other than that, this game was AWESOME! I hope you guys make more Stickmin games!

PuffballsUnited responds:

That's my favorite fail.

[Antumbra]

Oh, wow. I don't even know what to say about this game.
So many paths to explore - practically a hierarchy every turn, like a Give Yourself Goosebumps book.
I've never seen a game that HORRIFIED me and yet INSPIRED me. It felt like I was really IN those places as I played, y'know?
And imagine my surprise when I saw a SEQUEL being planned.

BTW, I saw your walkthrough on YT (which I was way too dependent on to play) and I asked you a few too many questions.
All I wanna say about this... I apologise - I know I was rude, nosy and prying into your personal life. I suck as a person for doing that, and I'm very sorry.

Vilehead responds:

Thank you kindly Karma :) Now imagine that what you see in Antumbra 1 is MAYBE 1/10 of what i wanted to add. Sadly, most of the things I had to cut out. Due to lack of time, money and... well. Depression. I just had enough.

I wanted for Antumbra 2 to be what Antumbra 1 was supposed to be. Bigger, brighter, more badass. But the IndieGoGo campaign is not doing all that well. And on Steam Greenlight... gezz. Greenlight is a mess. For every person who votes YES, there are 2 others who votes NO.

Oh and don't worry about the YouTube thing. I actually wanted to reply but I couldn't find time to do so. I don't have many secrets and I don't mind talking about myself. But the story of my life is quite... a difficult one. To the point where many people who heard it - have some serious troubles believing I did not made that up lol.
And don't worry - I am not that easy insulted or offended :) Write me a message and I'll try to answer all your questions.

[Asylum Survival Escape 3]

This game was very nice! I wanna make games just like this when I start, you are my biggest inspiration!
Also, Germinate, you're just making snap judgements, but we have these things called imaginations. We can imagine that beach is somewhere familiar to us, or else has civilization nearby. Broaden your mind a little. :P

selfdefiant responds:

Thanks! I'm glad you agree!

[Scare Dare - The House]

Wonderfully enthralling, this was!
The eyes all over the place (so Count Olaf!), poor Lydia falling victim to the demon mirror (that was a close one in the attic!), the doctor disappearing and the whole family being dead the whole time (so sad!)
This was a lovely game!

Stefanie-Hartung responds:

Thanks!

[Escape Eternity]

Motion so crisp and fluid, wonderful scenery, detail to inventory and willingness to try something new and still instill old values. These five attributes of this game are enough to earn you, Psionic3D, all 5 Golden Stars of my vote as a Newgroundser!

Psionic3D responds:

Thank you, appreciate the review and comments!!

[Pyroscape 2]

Both this and its predecessor made me LMFAO!

Fro responds:

Hell yeah

[EscapeKatarina]

I loved the game, but some of the background images were blurry and the items were too conspicuous.
Also, in the ending cinematic, why were you only showing the person's feet?

Areeei responds:

You won't believe it, but you're the first one that comments the low-res in the background images. It's actually blurry on purpose; I was making a research on whether random video material can work in a video game or not :)
Thanks for the review, KarmaPunch! :)

[Parallel Escape]

I was unsure what to do at first, but I liked going into the Red dimension, and you made quite an effort with this game in general!

sunnydk87 responds:

Thank you!